Multi-Purpose, Multi-Role POCCs?

I am POCC for 150 bed hospital and a couple of clinics and "assist" (ie manage RALS) for a small rural-access hospital in our system. 5 waived tests, 2 non-waived, and PPM (finally convinced our MD's to ditch wet mounts though, woohoo!). I have two MLS's trained as POC assistants who are able to do pretty much everything except direct projects. They both mostly work a bench on evening shift but are willing to help with trainings and assessments if it's slow, which helps us catch night shifters. By my request, I still work blood bank or chem benches about 2 days a week, usually with one of my assistants covering POC. I try to minimize how much POC I do when I'm working a bench (if they want POC staffed 24/7, management can staff it...), but will respond to stat issues and try to check on the middleware if we have more than a day without POC coverage. I'm classified as a department coordinator, hourly, and we don't have a union. I guess I'm also our lab student coordinator but since we only have one at a time, that's a pretty negligible time commitment.